One-Eyed Likho

If you like dark folk tales and slow, atmospheric stories, One-Eyed Likho is a good fit. It is a quiet adventure with an uneasy mood: you follow a blacksmith and his tailor friend on their search for fate, and the world opens up through notes and legends. What hooks you: - The first hours go to exploring an ancient temple and solving puzzles where your matchbox is the main tool, since fire lights the way and helps you move forward. - The Book of Worlds gathers tales of one-eyed giants from different cultures, which is great if you enjoy myths. - Chases with Likho force you to hide and run, but without constant jump scares, so the tension comes from the atmosphere. - The game is short, around 4-5 hours, and finished chapters can be replayed from the menu. After payment you get a Steam activation key for the Global region, shown right on the order page. To buy One-Eyed Likho, just pick an edition and check out here. Don’t Go Looking For Evil, You May Find The Likho… One-Eyed Likho is a story-driven first-person adventure based on a dark folk tale recorded in the 19th century. Tired of his bitter life, a blacksmith sets out with his friend the tailor to find Likho and change his fate, but ends up in a mysterious world where the tales of all peoples meet. Features - A dark fairy tale - journey to the thrice-nine kingdom and visit an ancient temple of forgotten beliefs - Fire mechanics - solve puzzles and light your way with a box of endless matches - The Book of the Worlds - collect tales of one-eyed giants from different peoples, from Polyphemus to Basat - Encounters with Likho - in several episodes you will have to hide from this monster and run - Unique style - a captivating world rendered in cinematic black and white (and other film styles you can choose in the settings) What to expect - 4-5 hours to finish - completed chapters can be replayed from the menu - Gentle folk horror - an uneasy atmosphere and chases instead of constant jump scares - Story and exploration over action - tales and notes are an important part of the game; you can read them or skip them - Not a Black Book sequel - a new story from Morteshka with no card battles, closer in spirit to The Mooseman An authentic folk tale The game is inspired by the folk tale “One-Eyed Likho”. Likho is the embodiment of evil fate and misfortune, a one-eyed creature often appearing as a gaunt, one-eyed woman. Make it yours Customizable color filters, optional text blur, subtitle size, optional QTEs, brightness and field of view. Full controller support.